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January 16th 09, 09:37 AM
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USAIR A-320 DOWN IN HUDSON RIVER
Looks like the passengers all have lifejackets, not that that would save you
from hypothermia at this time of year in the Hudson. Last time I did an internal flight in the 'States, there were no lifejackets, and the safety instructions told us to float off on our seat cushions, which was a bit disconcerting because we did actually go some way out to sea for the approach into Miami. So has this now changed, with lifejackets a requirement on all internal flights? "Glen in Orlando" wrote in message ng.com... JUST HIT THE NEWS WIRES ... CHECK THE WEB FOR UPDATES... LOOKS LIKE CREW DID A HECK OF A JOB... GLEN IN ORLANDO 
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